GENERAL1 Oct 2026
Coal India achieves 39% of FY27 production target in H1, September output up 9% - CNBC TV18
Coal India closed the first half of FY27 with 39% of its annual production target met. September production rose 9%, and offtake climbed 12.5% to 61.2 MT from 54.4 MT a year ago. April-September output, though, fell 2.5% from 329.1 MT last year, leaving roughly 494 MT to mine in the second half. For coal buyers, that second-half push is worth watching.
Key Statutory Highlights
- Coal India achieved 39% of its FY27 production target during the April-September half.
- September offtake increased 12.5% to 61.2 MT from 54.4 MT a year earlier, while September output was up 9%.
- April-September production fell 2.5% year-on-year from 329.1 MT, so around 494 MT is needed in the second half of FY27 to meet the full-year target.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:If your business buys coal or relies on coal-based power, watch Coal India's second-half output numbers before you finalise supply or price assumptions, since the first half ran behind last year's pace.
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